We love raising the bar when it comes to nightlife safety and work with a wide range of public, private and community organisations to deliver projects and partnerships.

We can support you through any project with a prevention or response focus, and provide accessible expert advice on design and programme delivery. We also work in partnership with other gendered violence organisations to deliver our accreditation programme.

Reframe the Night 2022

Myth-busting Campaign

In January 2022 we were commissioned by City of London Corporation to develop an updated and refreshed version of our popular myth-busting campaign. Displayed online and in physical locations around the borough, the posters targeted high traffic areas such as Liverpool street station, challenging harmful attitudes with smart reframes to start conversation.

A large screen displays a Reframe The Night poster in a busy public space. The posted depicts two illustrative abstract heads facing each other. One of the heads says 'we used to have fun at work, but you can't say anything these days', to which the other responds, 'fun for who? If people are your punchlines, it's time to change the script.'

#SafeToSay – Wales Violence Prevention Unit

Active Bystander Campaign

We developed a striking bilingual Active Bystander campaign and toolkit for the Wales Violence Prevention Unit in the nighttime economy areas of Cardiff in 2021.

The aim was to encourage and equip people to speak up if they recognise or have concerns about someone’s attitude or behaviour, and to progress the conversation on from what is not okay, to what they can do about it.

The cover and the inside of the 'Active Bystander Toolkit'.

Reframe the Night

Myth-busting Campaign

In 2019, we worked with Hackney Council and the City of London Corporation to develop myth-busting messaging for billboards, bus stops and public spaces around both boroughs, aimed at challenging the common myths about who is responsible for sexual violence in nightlife.

A bus stop near Dalston Junction station displaying a Reframe The Night poster. In the top-left corner is the Hackney Nights logo, with the slogan 'Keeping you safe at Night', while the top right has the #ReframeTheNight hashtag, with 'Let's make these beliefs a thing of the past' underneath. Large text in a handwriting font then reads, in quotation marks, 'If you go out dressed like that, what do you expect?'. Underneath, in a smaller sans-serif font, text reads 'No matter how we choose to dress, we deserve and expect respect. Let's blame sexual harrassment on the person choosing to act out of line, not someone's outfit.' At the bottom of the poster are the City of London, Good Night Out and Hackney Council logos.

Greater London Authority

Governance Body

Night Czar Amy Lamé invited us to develop the Women’s Night Safety Charter, a London-wide commitment for organisations active between 6pm-6am, part of the Mayor’s Tackling Violence Against Women and Girls Strategy and London’s commitment to the UN Women Safe Cities and Safe Public Spaces global initiative.

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Healthy Music Audiences

Research

Healthy Music Audiences is a research project that aims to understand sexual harassment and assault at live music events, led by Dr. Rosemary Hill at the University of Huddersfield. We are specialist partners on the project alongside Musicians’ Union, White Ribbon, Girls Against and Safe Gigs For Women.

An abstract illustration showing a series of raised hands in front of a stage. Two huge speakers are either side and two beams of light bisect each other across the stage.

Attitude Is Everything

Disability-led Charity

Attitude is Everything improves Deaf and disabled people’s access to live music by working in partnership with venues, audiences, artists and the music industry. We brought together a team of women and non-binary Deaf and disabled live music fans to workshop their ideas and experiences of safety in nighlife settings. This session was co-facilitated by GNO trainer Alex Duffy and podcaster Joy Addo. From this, we have produced a training video and online content to support our shared aims for access and inclusion for all. We’re committed to a long-term collaboration. This project is funded by ROSA.

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Full Stop Australia

Not for Profit Organisation

Full Stop Australia (FSA) is the Good Night Out Campaign delivery partner in Australia, trained and licensed to deliver a safer nightlife accreditation to venues, festivals, pubs, bars and clubs across the country.

FSA share their unparalleled insight and knowledge of the local context from decades of specialist work as the national organisation dedicated to ending sexual assault, domestic and family violence. We are proud to connect nightlife organisations and festivals with the FSA team. Please contact training@fullstop.org.au if you are based in Australia or New Zealand and would like to start a conversation.

Somerset & Avon Rape & Sexual Abuse Support

Specialist Support Service

SARSAS are one of our current UK Delivery Partners, running training sessions for us in Bristol and surrounds. For more information on working with us, click here.

Somerset & Avon Rape & Sexual Abuse Support are a specialist support service for people in Bath and North East Somerset, Bristol, North Somerset, Somerset, or South Gloucestershire, who have experienced any form of sexual violence, at any point in their lives.

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DICE

Mobile Ticketing Platform

Working with the innovative ticket platform on mission to stamp out touts, we deliver a  group training workshop to a range of managers of live music venues from the DICE community that are interested in increasing their safety standards. We support the DICE team around responding compassionately to disclosures of incidents during their events and signposting effectively. Premises that sell exclusively through DICE app receive a 10% discount on the cost of accreditation.

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Wild City

Indian and South Asian Music Platform

We worked with The Wild City, India, to develop content for The Selector Pro, a British Council funded programme aimed at supporting women in electronic music in India. We designed two workshops for The Wild City. One was a 1.5 hr Gender Sensitisation workshop aimed at security staff across Delhi, the other was a 2hr Understanding and Preventing Sexual Violence in Nightlife session aimed at local music industry leaders. Both sessions included custom materials and supporting documents to be translated into Hindi in collaboration with local consultants, and we provided support and guidance on the delivery.

“Now I understand how to respect women.”
—Mehrunissa, Security professional who attended the gender sensitisation workshop

You can read an evaluation of this project here